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Description
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IIHS-HLDI researchers have recently completed groundbreaking research that significantly expands our understanding of the impact of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and driving automation on highway safety and auto insurance. Currently, the most advanced vehicles for sale in the US have Level 2 automation, but the effect on claim frequency is mixed for these systems. The impact of these systems on repair costs and collision claim severities is complex. The enabling sensors can be expensive when damaged because in addition to being replaced, they often need to be recalibrated. However, a deep look at the affected claims has revealed that at least some of the changes in claim severities are due to mean shifting related to the operational speeds of the systems. Finally, the variability in effectiveness of advanced driver assistance systems by vehicle age, driver age, mileage, and registered vehicle density will be examined.
Learning Objectives:
- Differentiate between different levels of automation and the insurance loss results associated with these technologies, as well as understand the types of crashes that automation can and cannot prevent.
- Assess collision and PDL severities for different technologies to determine if they are caused by the technology itself or a shifting of the average.
- Recognize that insurance loss results for advanced driver assistance systems vary by vehicle age, driver age, mileage, and registered vehicle density.
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Registration Information and Fees
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| Registration Fees (in U.S. Dollars) |
Received on/by March 31, 2022 |
Received after March 31, 2022 |
| Individual | $50 | $75 |
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Group*
(more than one person using the same internet connection) PLEASE NOTE: We will be eliminating the Group Registration rate starting in June 2022. |
$300 | $350 |
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Multiple
Connections**
(Unlimited internet connections for individuals working for the same company. Please note that audio for this presentation will be streamed via the web) |
$600 | $650 |
*Group Registrations will receive a code during the webinar with which they can use to count their attendance. PLEASE NOTE: We will be eliminating the Group Registration rate for webinars starting June 1, 2022 due to decreased demand as fewer organizations hold webinars in common meeting areas at their Headquarters.
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